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Either of those will do. Just measure the thickness of the bolt flanges. If the new ones are thicker it will require a longer push rod. If thinner you’ll need a shorter push rod. Emery Stora > > Just installed a dorman one last week in a gmc. Fit perfectly and the casting was NOT too thick...

Years ago I had made a temporary bag replacement using a 3/4” threaded rod purchased from ACE hardware together with nuts and washers I cut it to 18” and replaced the bag with it. I drove 400 miles to get a new bag. It rode fairly well. Emery Stora > I drove home 200 miles from the beach...

My Thorley headers have donuts. Emery Stora > > I have old headers, Probably 12- 15 years old, the donut was the solution. > Donuts and coffee mmmmmm > ________________________________ > From: Gmclist on behalf of Jim Kanomata via Gmclist > Sent: Sunday, May 31, 2020 7:28 PM > To: gmclist...

Bring it in with you. I found them at NAPA. Emery Stora > > I'm having an exhaust leak in the donut between the header and the exhaust pipe. Its stinking up my coach. > > I'm on the road in south dakota. > I tried O Rileys, but they can only look up by vehicle. > > Anyone have an idea...

Yes, 5.1 is completely compatible with your existing fluid. Suck the brake fluid from th master cylinder and fill with Dot 5.1. Open the right rear bleeder. You can see if it will gravity bleed. Be sure to use a clear tube from the bleeder to the collection bottle so you can see air bubbles...

Tom Check into5.1 it has as high a boiling point as 5.0 and has other advantages. I have now installed it in 6 GMC’s for friends Emery Stora > > Thanks Bob for getting back. I had my brakes a couple of years ago and was thinking I needed to change out brake fluid here but looks like I have...

NO. Dot5 is a silicone based fluid. Do not try to convert to it. You can however convert to DOT 5.1. You should convert to it. convert it. I did a seminar at the Tallahassee convention last year about brake fluids and 5.1. It is probably on the GMCMI web site. 5.1 is a glycol based brake fluid...

Rich I once put a microwave into the top shelf of the cabinet opposite the bathroom. I found that the vent pipe from below wanted to go through the microwave. I cut the vent pipe below the microwave and then used radiator hoses with bends to vent around the microwave and then up to the existing...

Yes. That is correct. Emery Stora > > If memory serves me correctly OEM calipers have no banjo bolt and the hose screws directly into the caliper...is that correct? > -- > Rich Mondor, > > Brockville, ON > > 77 Hughes 2600 > > _______________________________________________ > GMCnet...

Yes, but you should still check it out. Perhaps the Craigs List seller in involved with a scam. Shouldn’t take you too long to check on it. Emery Stora > > Yeah, that was one of the ads out for it before I got it. No need to investigate further on that. > > Maybe I should call some of the...

I don’t have any rubber at all in my fuel lines. T steel lines are connected to my pickups with compression fittings after I cut off the “bubbles” Emery Stora > > Yup...thats the way....works a charm. They do sell a bubble flair tool as well but unless you were going to use it everyday the...

Yes. Duracool is about 10% more efficient than R-12. R-134a is about 10% less efficient than R-12. I have been using Duracool for over 10 years. You don’t have to drain or flush any components. It is good to put in a new receiver/drier. That is also a filter and your old one might be partially...

I don’t have an oven like that anymore. Replaced with a microwave and top burners. If I recall the door had an inner panel and an outer panel with a stainless channel around the outside. There must be screws holding it together. You might have to take the dot off to get it apart. Emery > >...

Hi Faye I suspect that you have a loose bolt. If you remove the inner panel you can get to the hinge and see what is wrong. If you can’t fix it let me know. I might be ably to find a door for you. Emery Stora > > I am having am ongoing problem with my original oven door. The right hinge >...

You should be able to squeeze the connector to make a tighter fit. Don’t use regular pliers or you’ll probably make it too tight. I use small vice grips and possibly do a trial fit and if it’s not tight enough tighten them a little and try again. Also put some dielectric grease for better...

I recently replaced the engine (230,000 miles) on my 1996 4 door hardtop automatic Geo Tracker. My wire accidentally drove it at highway speeds on I-25 when it was in 2nd instead of drive. The engine overheated and blew a rod. While it was in a shop I had them also put in a rebuilt automatic...

A friend asked me if I knew anyone that was familiar with GM Ignition Coils (Not HEI) He indicated that he has seen coils stamped on the metal outside with the numbers 135, 151, 200, and 221. Do these numbers have any meaning or are they just manufacturing lot numbers? Are they any...

Carl Not Jim here but I don’t think any air to the tanks goes through the charcoal canisters. The carburetor (or tbi system) puts a vacuum on the canisters and pulls air through them to recover the fuel vapors that flow from the fuel tanks. No air flows to the tanks. The fuel cap is vented so...

Why no just call ZipDee? They are very helpful. Emery Stora > > Hi all. I'm looking to replace the old SOA (some other awning) on the 26' Edgemont and I need a measurement for the roller tube length of a Zip Dee. > I've seen some variation in the interlocking aluminum casing lengths...

I left front seats, dinette, and bunk in. No problem and a lot of time savings. I used the GMC Mountainaires overhead trolly and had plenty of room. Emery Stora 77 Kingsley Frederick, CO > > I took front seats, dinette, and bunks out. Way easier with all that space. Not a grest amount of...